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Network + Quiz #5
Which of the following authentication systems uses tickets as part of the authentication process?
Answer: B - Kerberos
Explanation: HTTPS is coupled with SSL and doesn't use tickets. (kinda scary, eh????) SSL doesn't use tickets and POP3 is just an email retrieval protocol. Kerberos is a network auth protocol developed by our friends at MIT. It uses a strong cryptography, even on a LAN. Last I heard, it was still free to try from MIT. They really bust on firewalls because firewall manufs assume that people on the inside of the firewall aren't the data-miners! LOL.
They're right for the most part!
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-Mike
Which of the following authentication systems uses tickets as part of the authentication process?
Answer: B - Kerberos
Explanation: HTTPS is coupled with SSL and doesn't use tickets. (kinda scary, eh????) SSL doesn't use tickets and POP3 is just an email retrieval protocol. Kerberos is a network auth protocol developed by our friends at MIT. It uses a strong cryptography, even on a LAN. Last I heard, it was still free to try from MIT. They really bust on firewalls because firewall manufs assume that people on the inside of the firewall aren't the data-miners! LOL.
They're right for the most part!
***NOTE***
Please DO NOT post the answer in this thread as other users may wish to have the same opportunity to answer the question. The poll will be closed in 2 days and the answer may be discussed after the poll has been closed.
Any post containing any answer (correct or incorrect) or a hint toward the answer will be removed.
Thanks!
-Mike